Which one suits my eyes? A complete guide to double eyelid lines | Outline · In-outline · Inline

Double eyelid line, which one should you choose?

When considering double eyelid surgery, the first thing you need to decide is... Types of double eyelid lines no see.

 

Outline, in-outline, inline — many people have heard the names but don't know the exact difference between them.

 

Choosing a line that does not suit your eye shape can lead to unnatural results, so a thorough understanding is required before surgery.

 

Comparison of 3 Types of Double Eyelid Lines

① Outline (including semi-outline)

The outline is the line near the inner corner of the eye. Outward-facing shape no see.

 

Even if you open your eyes wide, the bangs line is not hidden, allowing you to create a half-closed, coquettish look.

 

 

Matching eyes: Eyes with sufficient opening strength and no epicanthal folds

 

 

Points to note:

• As my skin sags with age, my bangs won't fall down. A sluggish feeling This can become stronger
• For those with weak eye-opening strength sleepy-looking impression Can provide
• A difficult line to pull off, so careful selection is required.

 

② In-out line

The in-out line starts from the inner corner of the eye. A shape that naturally widens toward the outside no see.

 

This line is considered by plastic surgeons to be the "safest choice" and suits various eye shapes well.

 

⭐ Clarity + Sophistication + Naturalness , a line that can capture three things at once

 

 

Celebrity example:

• aespa Karina — The line appears refreshing when opening the eyes deeply, and sharp, close to an inner line, when opening them intensely. Allows for the creation of various moods.
• profit — Thinner in-out line than Karina's. Looks like monolids when lifted strongly, and the double eyelid is clearly visible when lifted slightly.

 

 

Matching eyes:

• Big, clear eyes
• Eyes with strong eye-opening power and moderately protruding eyeballs
• Eyes with ample space between the eyebrows, thin skin, and little fat

💡 In-out lines can be applied to any eye type, but, Severely sunken clam eyes The bangs may look too open, so an inline style might be better.

 

③ Inline

Inline is a line The shape that curves inward at the inner corner of the eye It is suitable for those who want a natural, long eye shape.

 

Celebrity example:

• Han Hyo-joo — Even with sunken eyes, covering them with inline bangs prevents them from looking crowded or round, creating a natural, elongated eye shape.

 

Matching eyes:

• Deeply sunken eyes
• Eyes with epicanthal folds that look awkward when the bangs are exposed
• Eyes where the bangs appear shadowed, making them look excessive when widened

 

Here's how to choose the right line for your eyes

Eye type	Recommended Line
Ordinary eyes, simply pretty	In-out line
When you want a half-closed, coquettish look	Outline
sunken eyes, eyes with epicanthal folds	inline
Eyes with weak opening ability	I don't recommend the outline; I recommend the in-out or inline.

 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q. Does the In-Out line really suit everyone? 

It fits most eyes well, but severely sunken eyes may be an exception. It is important to have your eye shape directly examined by a specialist during the consultation.

 

Q. Is it possible to change the double eyelid line (revision surgery) after double eyelid surgery? 

It is possible, but the difficulty level increases compared to the first surgery. It is best to choose carefully from the start.

 

Q. How long does the recovery period take after double eyelid surgery? It takes about 3 to 6 months for complete recovery from swelling with the incisional method, and about 1 to 3 months with the non-incisional method.

 

 

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